Meaning ofaccommodatein English

Verb

1. to provide housing or shelter
   The hotel will accommodate guests with disabilities.
2. to provide something desired or needed
   The new policy aims to accommodate the needs of all employees.
3. to adapt or make suitable; fit needs
   The company will accommodate the changes in the market by adjusting its strategy.
4. to bring about agreement; reconcile differences
   The mediator helped to accommodate the conflicting parties and reach a settlement.
5. to do a favor; oblige someone
   The hotel staff will accommodate your request for a room change.
6. to contain; have space comfortably
   The stadium can accommodate up to 50,000 spectators.
7. to consider; allow for something
   The new design aims to accommodate different learning styles.